We recommend an occasional cleaning with natural, non-ammonia jewelry cleaner. PLEASE use no harsh abrasives, chemicals, or cleaners that contain oils (natural or not).

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Your moissanite jewelry requires the same care and handling as any other jewel. Just like fine diamonds, clean with steam, solution or ultrasonic cleaners. Avoid cleaning with harsh chemicals.

Platinum jewelry should be cleaned the same way you clean other fine jewelry. Use a good pre-packaged jewelry cleaner available from your local jeweler or have it professionally cleaned by your jeweler. As with all precious jewelry, store with care, not allowing pieces to touch or scratch each other.

the discs need only to be gently polished with a sterling silver polishing cloth. these can be found as most jeweler’s or can be ordered through mommy jewelry.

If you live in an area where we have retail stores, you can bring it back to us for a free cleansing using our super sonic machine as in fine jewelry. Please note, we only clean the merchandise that is purchased from us in order to avoid any dispute. You can also clean your EdgyJewelry by using a commonly used fine jewelry cleansing method: Mix a mild liquid detergent with a bowl of warm water. Soak your jewelry in it over night. Next day, rinse your jewelry under warm running water.

Treat your PhotoScribeTM jewelry as you would any fine gold jewelry. Since it is made of solid 14k gold, it will not tarnish. To remove fingerprints, gently rub with a clean, soft cloth.

If you take proper care of your jewelry, it can remain looking new. Remove your jewelry at night and put it in a safe place where several pieces will not rub against each other. Also, avoid contact of your jewelry with substances such as perfume, bleach, cosmetics, soap, hairsprays, etc. Gold jewelry may be cleaned in a bowl of water containing any mild liquid detergent. Use a soft brush to create a lather around the jewelry.

You can make your own cleaning solution using six parts warm water to one part ammonia. Dip your gold, platinum, or silver jewelry in the solution and scrub gently using a soft bristle toothbrush. Rinse in warm water and pat dry with a paper towel. Silver may require additional cleaning with the use of a tarnish removing polish.

There are several methods to clean gold filled jewelry. Now, I use an Ionic Cleaner but before I got that, I used the small jars of jewelry cleaner from the drug store. You can also use Dawn dishwashing liquid & an old toothbrush to scrub it, then rinse it well & pat it dry. Although 14kt Gold Filled jewelry will not tarnish, it will get dirty. The oils from your skin transfer to the metal and need to be washed off periodically.

There are two steps in the healing process. The first step seals the piercing and stops the risk of the piercing becoming infected. The second step takes considerably longer for the piercing to fully heal. During this second step, the jewelry can be removed for short periods of time, but the hole will shrink down as soon as the jewelry is removed. The time it takes to shrink down to the point you cannot reinsert the jewelry will vary upon gauge and how old the piercing is.

Whichever method you select, a gentle hand is always best. Here's a tip. To clean jewelry with gold, platinum and most gemstones, make a diluted solution of mild dishwashing liquid. Use 1 tablespoon to 2 cups of lukewarm water in a bowl. Loosen dirt by soaking jewelry in a strainer for 10 to 20 minutes. Lightly and carefully use a soft brush to work out dirt. Gently use a toothpick to reach into crevices. Rinse with clean lukewarm water. If you rinse in a sink, close the drain first.